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Best for: Small teams sharing access to several LLMs.
Biggest catch: Overages are billed automatically beyond included usage.
Skip it if: You want a widely reviewed, battle-tested platform.
Price: Free tier: yes (500 messages, 3 users). Paid $25/mo, $149/mo, Enterprise $849/mo. (checked Oct 11, 2026)
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AI Model Aggregators · Multi-Model Interface
Best for: Developers adding web search to AI agents.
Pros
- Developer search and research APIs with LLM-ready results
- Simple per-call pricing ($5 per 1,000 web searches)
- New API accounts get $100 credit
Biggest catch
No longer sold as a consumer multi-chatbot subscription. Pro is gone from the public pricing page
Skip it if: You want a consumer AI search subscription.
Starting price: API: Web Search $5/1,000 calls, Contents $1/1,000 pages, Research $12–$1,200/1,000 calls. $100 starter credit. (checked Oct 11, 2026)
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AI Model Aggregators · AI Workspace
Best for: People who want many models in one interface.
Pros
- One subscription for many chat and image models
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Team seats on Standard ($20 each)
Biggest catch
No free trial
Skip it if: You mostly use one model. Its own subscription is simpler.
Starting price: Free tier: no. Standard $20/mo, Pro $40/mo, Ultra $200/mo. (checked Oct 11, 2026)
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AI Chat & Q&A · Chatbots
Best for: People who switch between many models.
Pros
- GPT, Claude, Gemini and more in one app
- Build and share custom bots
- A cheap entry tier at $4.99/mo
Biggest catch
Compute-point costs vary by model, and frontier models drain points fast
Skip it if: You mainly use one vendor. Its own plan is better value.
Starting price: Free tier: yes. $4.99/mo (10k points/day) or $19.99/mo (660k points/mo). (checked Oct 10, 2026)
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